Make your own flower fertilizer from household waste, simple to do and with great results
Every day there is a lot of household waste at home, and most people just throw it all away, but much of this household waste can be used to grow flowers, supplying them with plenty of nutrients, and it is super simple to do with super results. Below we will show you how to make your own flower fertilizer from waste!
DIY potassium fertilizer
When growing flowers, a lack of potassium fertilizer tends to make the plant's shape loose and reduces its ability to resist pests and diseases, so you need to supply some potassium fertilizer. For example, leftover tea leaves from daily drinking, plus an appropriate amount of clean water, left to bake in the sun, and once fermentation succeeds, diluted with water and used to water the plants, can effectively promote root growth and also make the plants grow lush branches and leaves.
DIY phosphorus fertilizer
Applying plenty of phosphorus fertilizer to plants can make them grow lush branches and leaves and bloom more brilliantly. To make DIY phosphorus fertilizer, you can collect bones, crab shells, shrimp shells and the like from daily life, put them in a clean container, add an appropriate amount of clean water and a fermentation agent, then keep the moisture at around 70%. After fermentation, you can add some clean water and use it directly, and the results are super too!
DIY nitrogen fertilizer
Nitrogen fertilizer is the fertilizer plants need most for growth and can effectively promote plant growth. Making DIY nitrogen fertilizer is also very simple: you can use vegetable leaves, fruit peels, soybeans and the like from daily life, then boil the soybeans and so on, and crush them. After crushing, put them in a clean container, add an appropriate amount of clean water, but not too full, seal it up and leave it to bake in the sun. Once fermentation succeeds, you can add an appropriate amount of clean water to water the plants, and it will supply them with plenty of nitrogen fertilizer.